Balkans Nuclear Free Zone Idea Faces Complex Balkan Politics
A Western diplomat notes the Balkan line in a long running debate over a nuclear and chemical weapons free zone. Greece backs the concept in principle. Turkey fears military imbalance and NATO repercussions. Bulgarian and Yugoslav positions add to tensions among regional rivals and minority disputes in Greece and Bulgaria.
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Small funeral held for infant at San Francisco mortuary college
AValentine's Day baby born dead was quietly honored in a campus chapel service as the San Francisco College of Mortuary Sciences embalms and buries indigent infants. Officials note the college handles about ten bodies weekly, including several newborns, and emphasizes dignity for grieving families despite poverty.
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San Francisco College of Science
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Daniel Carter
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College of Mortuary Sciences
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Napa Hospital
Japanese anti spy bill recalls wartime repression
In Tokyo lawmakers debate a National Secrets Law amid recalls of wartime repression. Officials argue the bill shields national security by outlawing espionage and defense data leakage, with penalties up to life in prison. Critics warn it could muzzle media and curb public access to information.
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Japan
Inliin
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Atsushi Nishikohri
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